Joseph is a highly experienced and dedicated chiropractor with 7 years of experience in the field. He holds a Bachelor of Applied Vision Sciences from the University of Sydney and a Masters in Chiropractic from Macquarie University, and is currently studying Nutrition. Joseph works with patients of all ages, using an evidence-based approach to treat chronic pain, as well as improve overall well-being. He is multilingual and speaks both English and Arabic fluently. In 2016, Joseph opened his first practice in Merrylands and went on to work in aged care facilities. In 2023, he opened his second practice in Lansvale to serve his local community. In his spare time, he enjoys going on hikes, working out at the gym, and discovering new restaurants. Joseph is passionate about his work and is committed to providing the best care possible.
Dry needling should not be mistaken for acupuncture, which is a form of Traditional Chinese Medicine. While there are resemblances, dry needling is grounded in Western medicine and is used to treat musculoskeletal and sports injuries. This technique involves inserting non-medicated needles into trigger points of the muscle to relax it and promote a localized inflammatory response to facilitate healing.
There are two forms of cupping, dry and wet. Our preferred method is dry cupping. This does not form any bleeding but bruising may be observed afterwards due to the expansion of the blood vessels. Suction cups are placed on the skin which may help with circulation, inflammation and pain. It can also be used as a form of deep tissue massage.
Chiropractic manipulations/adjustments involve the application of high-velocity, low-amplitude force to the joint, either through the chiropractor's hands or with a specialized tool. This helps to unlock the joint, allowing for greater movement and relaxation of the muscles and ligaments.
At times when a manipulation or adjustment may not be suitable, mobilisation techniques can be employed as an alternative. These gentle movements help to guide the joint back into motion with minimal risk.
Dry needling should not be mistaken for acupuncture, which is a form of Traditional Chinese Medicine. While there are resemblances, dry needling is grounded in Western medicine and is used to treat musculoskeletal and sports injuries. This technique involves inserting non-medicated needles into trigger points of the muscle to relax it and promote a localized inflammatory response to facilitate healing.
There are two forms of cupping, dry and wet. Our preferred method is dry cupping. This does not form any bleeding but bruising may be observed afterwards due to the expansion of the blood vessels. Suction cups are placed on the skin which may help with circulation, inflammation and pain. It can also be used as a form of deep tissue massage.
Chiropractic manipulations/adjustments involve the application of high-velocity, low-amplitude force to the joint, either through the chiropractor's hands or with a specialized tool. This helps to unlock the joint, allowing for greater movement and relaxation of the muscles and ligaments.
At times when a manipulation or adjustment may not be suitable, mobilisation techniques can be employed as an alternative. These gentle movements help to guide the joint back into motion with minimal risk.
Rehabilitation is a key component of treatment, restoring the affected area and associated areas to their pre-injury state in order to reduce pain. Our patients receive tailor-made rehabilitation programs, consisting of stretches, strength and conditioning, as well as retraining the brain to process pain differently.
Merrylands
417 Merrylands Road,
Merrylands NSW 2160, Australia
(Inside Quality Medical Practice)
0423 186 325
Lansvale
Shop 4a/206-216 Hume Hwy
Lansvale NSW 2166, Australia
(Inside Medlife Family Medical Centre)
(02) 9723 4477
